Anshi FAQ — Platforms, Price, Length and Modes

This Anshi FAQ collects the questions the store page can actually answer and marks the ones it cannot. Anshi is a single-player card strategy game from xchongsu, released on Steam on October 7, 2026 for Windows and macOS at $0.99, with nine levels and two modes. Where a detail is not published, the answer here says so rather than guessing.

Basics, Platforms and Price

The core facts are all published. Anshi is a Casual-genre single-player card strategy game with no gameplay randomness, priced at $0.99 in the US with no discount applied as of October 10, 2026. It ships on Windows and macOS through Steam, supports ten languages, and has a free demo on a separate Steam page for Windows.

Question	Answer	Source
Release date	October 7, 2026	Steam store page
Price (US)	$0.99, no discount	App details price fields
Platforms	Windows and macOS	App details platform flags
Demo	Free, Windows only, October 3, 2026	Anshi Demo Steam page
Languages	Ten, including English and Simplified Chinese	Store page language list

Gameplay, Modes and Content

The gameplay questions have concrete answers. Each level runs two phases, with a Stealth Phase in which the Boss spreads Rumors that block Morale and launches night raids that drain Health. Your cards shift your pieces' action cycles, Morale sets turn order and unlocks enhanced skills at maximum, and pieces with insufficient Morale suffer Wavering when the fight begins.

• Nine levels total, according to the store page.
• Normal Mode: fixed party and hand, independent levels.
• Tower Mode: choose your party and hand, recruit defeated Bosses.
• Rest camps: campfires and woodland hot springs restore Health during the climb.

Multiplayer, Achievements and the Gaps

Several common questions have no published answer. There is no multiplayer of any kind, since the category list holds only Single-player and Family Sharing. Achievements are not documented: the app details return a null field and the store page publishes no set, so no names can be listed. Game length, difficulty settings, controller support and post-launch content plans are also unpublished, so those answers are not documented yet.

For the systems in detail, read the gameplay breakdown; for the first session, the beginner guide. Platform and store details live on platforms, setup questions on system requirements, and the walkthrough covers the order to play the modes in.